Examples of using Continue to face in English and their translations into Slovenian
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The EU will continue to face the challenge of ensuring respect for international protectionobligations in a context of migration flows
The government will continue to face international pressure to weaken banking secrecy further.
special needs continue to face numerous limitations on their access to services which are essential for social
However, until you develop a certain system for yourself, you will continue to face internal conflicts
The European Union will continue to face complicated questions in the increasingly'globalised' world, and it will have to provide credible answers.
Several OECD countries continue to face rising public debt‑to‑GDP ratios, with government spending
The European Union will continue to face complicated questions in an increasingly globalized world
Most Roma continue to face discrimination, marginalisation,
Roma communities in Europe continue to face unacceptable levels of prejudice
Over the next decades, the Union will continue to face important challenges in the area of home affairs.
Developing countries continue to face important difficulties,
The government will continue to face international pressure to weaken banking secrecy further.
While the general EU trend is positive, there is still some scepticism in countries that continue to face recession and rising unemployment.
But there is no room for complacency. We continue to face many complex challenges, in a world that is changing fast.
ports alike will continue to face the threat of terrorist acts.
Children from ethnic minorities-- which account for some 15 per cent of the total population in the country-- continue to face exclusion and limited opportunities.
which reflected a severe export climate that China would continue to face in current stage.
Migrants continue to face obstacles to full integration in the labour market
Parents continue to face the problem of how to triple a child in kindergarten in such a way that his enrollment is not commensurate at a price with admission to an elite university.
Europe's 10-12 million Roma continue to face discrimination, exclusion